Ah New Year’s: a time of self reflection, goal setting, and most importantly: consuming the traditional four food groups of the Post household. See, for some, especially those of my generation, New Year’s means going to a friend’s house and hanging out in their basement, presumably dancing along to the latest jams and going to …
A photo of Post sitting on the beach of Lake Erie during Fall of 2020. They’re in a red swimsuit top, blue shorts, and rocking an Oberlin College floppy hat. In their hands are an iced coffee from Dunkin and a plain bagel with cream cheese. They’re smizing and are sunburnt.
“J’avais cessé de me sentir médiocre, contingent, mortel. D’où avait pu me venir cette puissante joie ? Je sentais qu’elle était liée au goût du thé et du gâteau, mais qu’elle le dépassait infiniment, ne devait pas être de la même nature.” — Proust This spring, I’ve enjoyed reading Proust’s A La recherche du temps …
About the author: Naomi Saito is a first year student who enjoys reading in her free time. Her favorite fruit is a custard apple or otherwise known as a Buddha head fruit, which she often shows people photos of when the topic arises (and sometimes even when it hasn’t).
About the creator:
Naomi Saito is a first year student who enjoys reading in her free time. Her favorite fruit is a custard apple or otherwise known as a Buddha head fruit, which she often shows people photos of when the topic arises (and sometimes even when it hasn’t).
Subtopic 1: Eating Out and Single Parenting Growing up, me and my mom rotated around a set selection of restaurants. Among them was Blair Garden, one of our favorites which served mainly Italian style pasta. “Bueno sera!” I would hear every few days before being led to our table by my favorite server. He was …
Mar 21, 2021– First attempt at using tube cake using available bundt cake pan Apr 27, 2020– My first attempt at chiffon pan; cake was made for my aunt’s birthday Sep 18, 2021– Cake made for my birthday; seen are two deflated cakes which were stacked Jan 25, 2022– Cake made for my friend’s 18th …
A bowl of Annin tofu, otherwise referred to below as almond pudding In Japan, children walk to and from school each day. Coming from this background, and with school comprising a large part of an individual’s upbringing, many of my own memories can be interconnected with the to and fro of commuting. It all starts …
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Gingerbread or gingersnap cookies are a staple of many households during Christmas time, and Swedish families are no different. A recipe for these holiday cookies has been passed down a couple generations, and now rests in a drawer, generally untouched, due to the fact that my mother has memorized the simple recipe. My mother’s side …
